Two Porcelain English Mugs.

One oversized with repair. Both with blue and white fox hunting scenes. Larger mug 9 inches height, 5.25 inches diameter. Smaller mug height 5 inches.

English porcelain Staffordshire-style begging spaniel mugs, measures 4"L x 4"W x 9.75". Condition report: Common wear and glaze loss, please examine all photos closely. Please examine all photos close

Estate collection lot of a total of three (3) Danish and English porcelain curio cabinet displays. Includes ~ Two (2) Royal Copenhagen Denmark figurines - Goose Girl #528 and Boy Whittling # 905. One

comprising four miniature Toby mugs, two cups and saucer, and nine Staffordshire houses, one a box and one a pastille burner. Chips, small losses, lavender castle with base crack, pagoda with base rep

Including, two Royal Doulton British Airways Mugs, a Royal Doulton Pitcher, a Stoke on Trent mug, a lustreware pitcher, a transfer decorated pitcher, a Belleek vase, and a J.M.& Co. Ironstone pitcher.

An English porcelain tea set including teapot, coffee pot, two sugars, two creamers, four tea cups, four demitasse cups, eight saucers, one mug and six plates. 31 pieces. Provenance: From a Locust Val

English, contemporary after the original by Staffordshire and Royal Doulton. Two figural porcelain objects including a jug form of Admiral Nelson (h. 11.5") and a figural Toby style mug (h. 5.5"). App

English, contemporary after the original by Staffordshire and Royal Doulton. Two figural porcelain objects including a jug form of Admiral Nelson (h. 11.5") and a figural Toby style mug (h. 5.5"). App

Lot of 5 commemorative English china articles, including two identical Charles & Diana Royal Wedding mugs [3 5/8 inches high], two identical "EIIR" porcelain boxes, each containing a smaller trinket d

Group of English and Continental Porcelain, Ceramic and Glass Articles Including a large blue and white ale mug; bottle whimsey, height 6 3/4 inches; two Staffordshire blue and white transfer decorate

Three royal doulton Gone Away toby mugs, Lladro mother with pup, Lenox fox horn Struck German seated fox Two Aldridge Fox brode and Groom set and others as shown, see photos

Vintage antique occupational porcelain shaving mug. Depicting two scenes with hunting dogs: one side with a Golden Retriever carrying a mallard; the other side with an English Springer Spaniel. Stampe

English, early 19th century. A group of Derby porcelain in the Imari style including two square, handled trays, a round stand and a mug, all with red mark, PLUS an unmarked sweet meat dish; tray wd. 1

English, comprising, two circular plates, a trapezoidal plate, and a vase. Together with two mugs, a vase, and two TitianWare, Brocade pattern plates. 10 pieces Chips, wear, surface distress. Largest:

English pieces consist of 2 Royal Vale dragon handled hot air balloon themed bowls, a Windsor teapot, Johnson Brothers transferware platter, and two fruit themed mugs. Other pieces include Limoge "Cas

Two porcelain dishes, two porcelain mugs, and one clear cut crystal shallow bowl with a sawtooth rim. The two porcelain dishes feature florals motifs. One is marked SPODE COPELANDS CHINA ENGLAND. The

19thC., one with Whippet handles. Tallest 6"h

Mid 19th century. Hand colored transfer of "The Sailor's Farewell" with verse and gold luster. Applied handle, interior has grey colored frog. 4.75"h. And a loving cup with hand colored raised images

19th century two Japanese porcelain mugs with figures, marked, good condition, H: 5 inches, W: 5.5 inches

Two antique porcelain English Staffordshire dogs with bottom mark (3 tree leaves). Circa 1900. Size: 20-21cm. In good condition.

Lot of 15, including pair figural bisque match or toothpicks, two porcelain toby mugs, marked Dickens jug Germany, 4" high, Sheffield candle snuffer and under tray, three book form match boxes, two ch

Lot includes a tea caddy with original insert and lid, 4" tall; two English Toby mugs, each 4" tall and a bronze vase with sterling inlay, 7" tall. Condition: Dimensions:Largest : 9" x 13" .

Two English porcelain lemon boxes and covers, circa 1755 Probably Longton Hall, naturalistically modelled and coloured and surmounted by finials formed from modelled blossom, one with a flower sprig t

The first Worcester, circa 1770, and each depicting domestic scenes. Heights 5.5 and 6.25 inches.